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Dang... I go away for five minutes and something cool happens... How come is it that I always miss something... Oh yeah, I'm second!!
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you can be the first but i will be the first to get to post that owns a big truck 3 actually 91 white with L10 cummins a 87 Pete with a big cam IV 350 and an off road 84 international with a big cam IV 400
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WOW i sugusted this and i dident even know it was here i wish someone would have told me but im glad we finally have a big rig sectionLETS SEE SOME PICCS!!!!!
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I've been a big rig driver for 34 yrs. One of these days when I figue out how to post pics, I'll post a pic of the 2000 International truck & trailer with a 460 Cummins that I haul 11,600 gallons of gas or 10,000 gallons of diesel.
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With the newer Cummins engines for the pickups, techinally yes. You got as close to or as much power on some, and more on a few. Certainly quite a bit more than the older ones had.
Only thing lacking is tranmission and maximum weight capacity of the pickup.